Mathematical Literacy: UIF 

Thank you for the correction. I had clearly worked on the wrong information.

Can we have the correct credits

I am working on some. Just remember that the format of the papers have changed this year, so some content will not be together any more.

You are already working with how many days a week the employee works so need to multiply the weekly amount by 52 to get a yearly amount. If you multiply by 365 you would be assuming the employee worked every single day a year.

According to UIF, for every 6 days an employee works and contributes to the fund, they are entitled to claim 1 day worth of wage/ salary. If you work for 30 days, you can claim for the equivalent income of 5 days. If you work for 6 months (180 days) you are entitled to claim for 30 days. We divide be 6 to see how many credit days they get.

52 is the standard number of weeks we use for a year. 52 weeks x 7 days = 364 days (basically a year)

They worked a total of 780 days and accrued 1 day of credit for every 6 days they worked. I divide by 6 to see how many credit days they get.

According to UIF, for every 6 days an employee works and contributes to the fund, they are entitled to claim 1 day worth of wage/ salary. If you work for 30 days, you can claim for the equivalent income of 5 days. If you work for 6 months (180 days) you are entitled to claim for 30 days. We divide be 6 to see how many credit days they get.

According to UIF, for every 6 days an employee works and contributes to the fund, they are entitled to claim 1 day worth of wage/ salary. If you work for 30 days, you can claim for the equivalent income of 5 days. If you work for 6 months (180 days) you are entitled to claim for 30 days. We divide be 6 to see how many credit days they get.